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Using a Wii U console in the FRITZ!Box home network

You can easily connect your Wii U console to your FRITZ!Box over wireless LAN (WiFi). The Wii U can then access the Internet and Nintendo's online services.

Important:Some of the settings described here are only displayed if the advanced view is enabled in the user interface. The configuration procedure and notes on functions given in this guide refer to the latest FRITZ!OS.

1 Preparations

Enabling the FRITZ!Box's DHCP server

The FRITZ!Box is configured as a DHCP server in the factory settings. If you disabled the FRITZ!Box's DHCP server, configure the following settings:

Enable the DHCP server and define the range from which the FRITZ!Box assigns IP addresses.

Note:The FRITZ!Box has the IP address 192.168.178.1 (subnet mask 255.255.255.0) and assigns IP addresses from xxx.20 to xxx.200 in the factory settings.

Click "OK" to save the settings.

Adjusting the wireless channel settings

Wii U only supports wireless connections in the 2.4 GHz frequency band. If you enabled the 5 GHz frequency band in the FRITZ!Box, select a wireless standard in the FRITZ!Box that uses the 2.4 GHz frequency band:

2 Connecting the Wii U to the FRITZ!Box

Tap the "System Settings" button in the main menu of the Wii U GamePad.

Tap "Internet" in the "System Settings" menu.

Tap "Connect to the Internet".

Tap "Connection Types" in the upper left corner.

Tap "Wi-Fi Protected SETUP".

Tap "Push-Button Configuration".

Push the "WLAN" button on the FRITZ!Box for about 6 seconds until the "WLAN" LED on the FRITZ!Box starts to flash.

Now the configuration of the wireless connection is complete and the connection is established.

Tap "OK" to save the connection settings.

Tap "Set" to set the wireless connection as the default connection.

Now the Wii U is connected to the Internet via the FRITZ!Box. You can play online games or use other functions offered by Nintendo's online services.

Note:Refer to Nintendo for further information on how to set up the Wii U, for example consult the manual.

3 Setting up port sharing for online games

By default, the FRITZ!Box's firewall protects all of the devices in the home network from incoming connections and unwanted data from the Internet. In order to use a few online games (for example Call of Duty), other users from the Internet must be able to access your Wii U.

If you are having problems with participating in online games, adjust the FRITZ!Box's settings:

Setting up automatic port sharing

Set up the FRITZ!Box for automatic port sharing so that the Wii U itself can open all of the ports in the FRITZ!Box that it requires: